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Container Crushes Cleared Fairly Used Vehicles At Tin Can Port

A 40″container has crushed at least two fairly used vehicles cleared from  Tin Can Island Port in Lagos during the heavy rainfall in Lagos on Saturday.

It is being reported by some section of social media users that the incident occurred at First Gate, Tin Can Port, in Apapa, Lagos.

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The vehicles affected so far seen are two Toyota  Corolla (Blue and Brown) ,colours.

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As at the time of filing the report no casualty has been confirmed.

But Nigerians have been reacting on the incident even as they cried to the federal government to expedite actions to fix the Apapa Oshodi expressway.

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